Who Are We?
We specialise in providing 'point to point' communications for such diverse events as:

• Park Concerts
• Santa Parades
• Land Yacht Racing
• Motor sports
• Civil Defence
• Orienteering
• Communications at Major City Events

What Do We Offer?
If your organization or club has an event that would benefit from having instant communication between key personnel, we would be glad to assist. There is no pre-set charge, but a donation would be appreciated to enable us to maintain and expand our equipment. Contact our Comm's Officer for more information or e-mail us.

What Events Have We Done Recently?
For the year ending 2005, we have provided communication services to the following organizations & events.

• Auckland City Council
• Waitakere City Council
• Crackerjack Promotions
• Glenfield Lions Club
• Action Traffic
• North Shore Civil Defence
• Rotary Waitakere
• Waitakere & Portage Licensing Trusts
• K'Road Business Association
• Takapuna Business Association
• Festival of Performing Arts
• Asia Lantern Festival
• Hill Climb Events (Chelsea, Taupo, Mercer, Pebblebrook, Maramarua)
• VCC (Vintage Car Club) Events
• HRSCC (Historic Racing Sports Car Club) Events
• HMRR (Historic Motorcycle Racing Registrar) Events
• MG Car Club Events
• Rally New Zealand (WRC & APRC series)
• Denny's 4X4 Off Road Racing
• Highland Games
• Farmers Santa Parade (Queen St, Grey Lynn, Takapuna, Glenfield, Waiheke...)
• Takapuna Beach Parade
• Xmas on Ponsonby Road
• Christmas Lights at Jellicoe Park
• Trash To Fashion '05
• Annual Girls Day Out
• Diwali Festival of Light
• Way Out West Fest
• GLEEM Festival
• Elvis In The Park
• National Bowls Tournament
• Karaka Cycle Racing
• Triathlons
• K'Road Karnival
• Teddy Bears Picnic
• Festival of Roses
• Mission Bay Mid-Winter Swim
• Western Springs Pasifika
• Western Springs Kids Bike Ride
• Music in the Park Concerts
• etc...

How Can I Become A Volunteer?
There are no special requirements to become a volunteer. We will teach you how to use RT's (handheld PRS radio's), traffic management, crowd direction & protection, carpark safety & parking. We provide you with RT's, hi-viz safety vests and other things required for your task. Most of our event organisers provide food, drink & promotional wear!

What you will need to bring with you: appropriate dress (tidy attire such as t-shirt, shorts/jeans are acceptable, but torn, smelly, dirty clothes are not), suitable footwear such as runners, sneakers & shoes (jandals, high heals, open toed footwear are not acceptable as you may be standing for periods at a time), sun-block & hat (for outdoor events), rainwear (if the weather turns bad), any medications you require, a sense of humour and the willingness to help!
Smoking is tollerated, but not permitted if you are on duty dealing with public.
We do not tolerate alcohol, drugs, rude or obnoxious behavior. Remember, we are the ambassadors of the event organisers, and public either enjoy or dislike the event based on their first contact (YOU!).

If you would like to come out and help us out at one (or two, or more) of our events, click on the Contacts Link below and send us an E-mail.

How Can I Join Your Club?
Perhaps you would be interested in becoming a member of our club and joining our communications team? It isn't necessary to own a CB/PRS set and it would be a whole new world of experience - and an ideal way to make new friends!

Are There Any Requirements to be a CB/PRS Operator?
A Citizens Radio operator doesn't have to pass an examination to go on air. All you need is a New Zealand type approved CB/PRS set, and aerial and a unique call sign - which you can obtain from your local Radio Spectrum Management office (in the Government Department listings in the phone book). If you wish to proceed further, it can be a great stepping stone to amateur radio.